These photos show some of the area’s schools of the 1960s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s which have closed or changed their name over the years and, in many cases, been demolished.
Some of the images show pupils in the playground or in the lab for a science lesson.
We’d love to hear your memories of the schools pictured or other schools which have closed over the years.
We’d love to hear your memories of the schools pictured or other schools which have closed over the years.
. Yorke Street School
Pupils and staff of Yorke Street School are pictured here in 1962. The school was opened in 1924 taking infants and juniors, and later seniors also. In 1946 it became a secondary school until 1973 when it merged to become Mansfield Woodhouse Comprehensive. Photo: submitted
. Ravensdale School
The Ravensdale School band is pictured here in 2001. The school was demolished after it closed that same year and the site remained derelict and unused for several years. A new special school on this site could be delivered by September 2025. Photo: Chad
5. Carter Lane School
The school football team is pictured in 1971. The school closed in 2001 and became Asquith Primary School. Photo: Chad
6. Bull Farm School
This photo was taken at the school's harvest festival in 1971. Spot anyone you remember? The school, on Booth Crescent, is now known as Crescent Primary School. Photo: Chad
7. Warsop Infants School
A blast from the past for Warsop. This photo was taken at the school in 1962. Photo: Chad
8. Cumberlands Middle School, Ladybrook
This school on Townroe Drive closed its doors for good in 2001. Photo shows pupils in a science lesson in 1976. Photo: Chad